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07-03-21, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by indyfabz

I have 2 pizza places within a 1.5 block radius of my house. One is a half a lock away. Both are independently owned.

I've got a two that are close to me too. They don't even ask me what I want anymore.

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07-03-21, 08:43 PM

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When robots start delivering burritos, we're all in trouble.

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07-03-21, 11:26 PM

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The name for these new robots could be, "iDrive Distracted"

Thanks: I solved some of the distracted driver problem with my daylight visibility light, but you bring up a real troubling point. Now I have to make some kind of signal over loader to disable those pesky 3, 4 and 6 wheeled robots. I could always put those robots were I put that miscreant ogler.